IPC introduces our latest online instructor-led course: Introduction to Wire Harness Design I. This online training program is crafted to equip emerging and seasoned professionals with the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in this critical field.
We’re excited to launch Industry Intelligence Insights, your new go-to resource for the latest research, trends, and expert analysis shaping the global electronics manufacturing industry.
One essential skill—especially for those working on printed circuit board (PCB) assembly lines—is the ability to identify a wide range of electronic components accurately and efficiently.
Whether you are actively involved in developing e-textiles technologies for your own products, developing e-textiles products for customers or have a vested interest in e-textiles as part of your product roadmap, IPC has activities to meet your needs.
The U.S. Government must actively encourage the expansion of the advanced packaging ecosystem, supply-chain partnerships, and industry-backed workforce programs if it wants to succeed in boosting the U.S semiconductor industry under the CHIPS Act.
In the ever-evolving world of electronics, staying ahead of the curve is essential for any professional in the field. At IPC, we understand the importance of cutting-edge knowledge and skills, which is why we offer a range of PCB Design courses tailored to meet the needs of designers at every level. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned expert, our courses provide the tools and insights you need to excel. Let's explore how these courses can transform your PCB engineering methods and elevate your career.
The U.S. Government is continuing to call on IPC as it plans its research and development (R&D) programs related to semiconductors and the broader electronics manufacturing ecosystem under the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) for America Act.
Skilled employees can be hard to come by. How do you turn new hires, with little experience, into the skilled workers you need to deliver quality automotive electronics and wire harness assemblies? A fundamental understanding of assembly processes, safety, ESD and IPC standards are a great start. In this session, we will discuss how IPC works with the automakers and the automotive supply chain to develop training critical to delivering quality and consistent product in the marketplace and meet the demand for skilled workers.
IPC appreciated the opportunity to participate in a January 16, 2024 workshop organized by the European Commission to collect feedback on needs, challenges, and drivers for advanced materials. At the workshop, IPC highlighted the importance of advanced materials for electronics manufacturing and underlined the need for a comprehensive silicon-to-systems approach.
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